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Jeff, were you using anything in front of the amp, or straight in?

:shocked: .. sounds M.A.F! ... how does it sound when you roll your guitar volume back, clean up nice?

:rock: ROCK 'N' ROOOOOLLL! :rock: Sounds great! Awesome playin' too!

:rock: Merry Christmas!! :rock: :cheers:

Thanks for the advice! I appreciate it.. I think I found out what I need to do.. :rock:

Sounds great man! :rock:

My amp sounds waay better at 90 VAC.. (BE100). Just better sustain, crunch, and all around bad-assedness. I run the output tube bias around 47 ma at 90 volts. DC is around 360. Is there a way to do this?

Dude... :rock:

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What cab(s) are you using?

wwwwwWOWww.. :inlove:

Ohms. If you wire 4 16 ohm speaker in series, you would have a total of 16+16+16+16= 64 ohms.. When you wire in parallel (just 2 speakers for instance), ohms are dropped. 16x16/16+16.. 256/32=8. Do that again, you have another 8 ohms... 2 sets of 2 speakers in parallel. Run the 2 sets in series...

:lol: :LOL: I know where you are coming from.. Some of my recordings I have to check to see which amp I used (EVH5153, 6505+ BE100 etc..) because I dial 'em in the same.. But that amp sounds awesome to me! Great tone and fretwork! :rock:

KRRRAAAANNG for days but tight at the same time.. Bad... ass dude! :rock:

:thumbsup: :rock: :rock: killer sustain.. Nice!

Yeah, that will work. Use the line out level as a volume knob, so make sure it's turned down before you hook it up :lol: :LOL:

:thumbsup: Sounds good man! You still using Ableton?

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:thumbsup: Thanks!

I found Merlin Blencowe's "Designing Tube Preamps for Guitar and Bass, Second Edition" Is this the book you are referring?